When you know your breasts well, it's easier to notice when something changes. Most changes aren't signs of breast cancer or other serious health problems, but some do warrant a check with your doctor. Here’s what to know about breast issues that you may notice. Breast Lumps Try not t...
the rest can be found in soft tissues. Some experts have labeled magnesium deficiency as the “invisible deficiency” because it’s often hard to spot and diagnose. But the scary truth is thatmore than 75%of the U.S. population has an inadequate intake of magnesium. Are you one of them...
alung cancerthat travels to theliveris not a "liver cancer" but is described as metastatic lung cancerand a patient with abreast cancerthat spreads to the brain is not described as having a "brain tumor" but rather as having metastatic breast cancer. ...
Increased number of red blood cells (The opposite of anemia) Thrombocytosis Elevated platelet count Cancer Pregnancy, including the postpartum period up to 6 to 8 weeks after delivery Damage to the vessel wall Prior deep venous thrombosis Trauma to the lower leg with or without surgery or cas...
The mRNA expression of Cebpb was detected in the clavicle, the zygoma, the temporal muscle and the masseter muscle, respectively. Conclusions: Prospective signs of CCD were identified in mice with Cebpb deficiency. These could provide an additional aetiological factor of CCD. Succeeding investigation ...
Sore nipples may make you worry about breast cancer. But while it can be a sign of breast cancer, nipple pain is hardly ever the main symptom. Nipple Changes Every once in a while, you might see something different with your nipples. ...
Breast changes:The breasts expand throughout pregnancy; late in pregnancy, there may be an expression of colostrum (a yellowish fluid that is produced immediately after delivery) from the nipples. Heartburn:Pressure from the growing uterus may push the stomach upward and out of its normal location...